Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-10-08

esiaassd From Oar Exchanges Frea All
Over The Territory

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The Caldwell fair was grand sue
cess, SO says the Tribune.
Charlie Walker, boy, had three
fingers cut off In shingle mill at
Oxford.
Idaho produced last year, 1881,
09A in gold and silver; an increase
over any previous year of 1861, 375.
Hon. Fred Dubois is now in the
Couer'd Alene country, looking after
the wants of his constituents.
Albion lis to have . fifteen hundred
dollar brick church. The contract has
been let and the work begun.
Stoclmen in Cassia county are
shipping;large quantities of cattle to
San Francisco.
HALEY has been selected as the
place for holding the next annual
session of the Idaho NJ. e. Conference.
Shoshone, with population Of one
thousand, has no doctor. That town
must be the abiding place of perfect
health.
Kuna station, on the Short Line
road, has been abandoned, and the
forwarding and stage business trans
ferred to Nampa.
Judge Brizee now has position
on the Boise Statesman. He passed
by here enroute to his new field OF
labor, Wednesday morning last.
The Grand Lodge of Idaho will
dedicate the new Odd Fellows Hall al
Caldwell, on the afternoon of October
18th.
Judge Lowell has severed his con
nection with the Inter-Idaho, pub
lished at HALEY; and MIR. Fullcomer
of Wyoming, has assumed editoria
control Of that paper, Judge Lovel
will resume the practice of law.
A man named Goodwin was caugh
in the gearing of West s. Vanoy's mil
on Cub river, Oneida county, and Kill
ed, his body being badly mangled.
j. C. Egbert, of Oneida count.
returning from Vests mill was throw
from bis wagon and had an arm br'
ken in five places.
Thos. Morrow, for an attempt I
shoot his wife, in Boise City, a fe
weeks ago, pleaded guilty of an q
sault, in the District Court, and w,
sentenced TO serve a term of twent
days in the county Jail, and fine
800.
Frank C. Fox, a resident of Sla
creek, was thrown from his horse Ia
week while riding, and sustained
iuries that caused his death in II
hours. He came to Idaho a few yes
ago from WATERFOWL, New Yol
where he leaves a wife and family.
The money has been raised and t
preliminary survey of the propos
Snake river canal has commenc,
This canal when completed, will or
M thousands of acres of land
Cassia county, now lying idle
want of irrigating facilities.
Caldwell Tribune-C. R. Smith,
Boise Valley, came into town the OF
day with a little two-horse load
alfalfa seed, and sold the same to
Howard Sebree Co. for 1915 cash.
is needless to say that Mr.. Smith
one of those progressive farmers
farm with their brain as well as &
muscle. He is one of those fell
who read the papers and profit th
by, and consequently makes n
money Off two acres than the ave-
naossback does off of two hundred
Democrat-Gov. Stevenson,
has been hard at work for several
on his annual report to the Score
of the Interior, has about finished
task. His report last year was
sidered by the department as the
made by the Territorial Cover
The present document will be
larger, and will be looked for
great interest by the people of Il
Peter Waldo, dark complex
agem'an" who stole ten dollors
teamster who gave him a ride
Placerville to Boise City, has
sentenced to serve at hard labc
the Territorial prison for eight J
Good folks of Mountain home
us whisper in your ears: When
utable people come here with
of locating, show them around,
them all the information possibl
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